Pale'o

Pale'o, not to be confused with Paleo, is a diet derived from the paleolithic era.

Pale'o looks to extend on conventional paleonism by incorporating further standards such as, but not limited to, maintaining "dat pale'o A$$", dinners by candlelight, and copious amounts of selfies.

Follow this movement at #paleapostropheo

Pronounciation: pah-let-oh

Are those abs pale'o?

Is that A$$ pale'o?

Eye fillet is a pale'o food.

by iiiwitness April 8, 2013

Pale Of Water

Its code name for having sex in Nursery rhyme world.

Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pale of water.

by Lexie messo November 7, 2011

pale orc

A reference to famous antagonist of the Hobbit movie trilogy, but refers to the action of ejaculating on someones face; aka "a facial"

"Sebby was sleeping ever so soundly in the morning yesterday, it was further satisfying to see him in such a relaxed state after I pale orced all over him".

by NotThePaleOrc November 1, 2022

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by .6.9.7.6.ArimorylulA.8.3.0.5. October 27, 2025

paleophotons

english word - noun
etymology: paleo- + photon (words derived from Ancient Greek: paleos + phos + -ios)
definition: The cosmic microwave background or CMB, the oldest photons able to travel freely in the Universe after "recombination".

# Paleophotons are omnidirectional relics of the "recombination era".
# Via triangulation of the patterns of paleophotons, we now know the Universe is probabilistically infinite. It means it is infinite, but if one travels beyond some virtual sphere, the probability of him /her returning to the initial region of his journey, approaches zero, because far away objects become probabilistic, thus an infinite variation could now exist, and after some distance it is certain that his/her home, is no longer an actual option for her.

by Quantomechanician October 13, 2015

paleoanthropometrician

A social scientist specializing in the branch of anthropology which focusses on the study of human height in the past.

A paleoanthropometrician contends that in ancient Eurelia the women's mean height was significantly greater than the men's mean height.

by j-bok February 20, 2008

Paleolithic

The period of the Stone Age associated with the evolution of humans. It predates the Neolitic period.

Among the major subdivisions, the Paleolithic (Old Stone Age) lasted until 10,000 years ago.

by HistoryNerd94 November 4, 2010